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Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 I’m rooted in movement I’m rooted in movement I’m rooted in movement I’m rooted in movement this phenomenon is improbable it’s improbable I’m rooted in resonance I’m rooted in transparency branches glide over me I’m rooted in resonance I scrutinize all that’s being whispered on my neck I’m rooted […]

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Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 I’m rooted in movement I’m rooted in movement I’m rooted in movement I’m rooted in movement this phenomenon is improbable it’s improbable I’m rooted in resonance I’m rooted in transparency branches glide over me I’m rooted in resonance I scrutinize all that’s being whispered on my neck I’m rooted

Harm Reduction

Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 Winner of MQR’s 2024 Lawrence Foundation Prize in Fiction Why I Chose It: Michigan Quarterly Review reader and former MQR Social Media Coordinator Lauren Champlin on why she recommended “Harm Reduction” by Thea Chacamaty for the Summer 2023 issue. You can purchase the issue here. “Harm Reduction” is a story that captivated me

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Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 Winner of MQR’s 2024 Lawrence Foundation Prize in Fiction Why I Chose It: Michigan Quarterly Review reader and former MQR Social Media Coordinator Lauren Champlin on why she recommended “Harm Reduction” by Thea Chacamaty for the Summer 2023 issue. You can purchase the issue here. “Harm Reduction” is a story that captivated me

Guzzle

Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 In poetry seminars, we scooped goat cheese & zaytoon with naan bread. Or was it pita? Lahmacun or Pantoum? We pantalooned with non guzzles: without takhalus, qafiyah, without the leftover  call of the radif. Was erasure solely of the tennis net when we saloned without radif? When it became

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Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 In poetry seminars, we scooped goat cheese & zaytoon with naan bread. Or was it pita? Lahmacun or Pantoum? We pantalooned with non guzzles: without takhalus, qafiyah, without the leftover  call of the radif. Was erasure solely of the tennis net when we saloned without radif? When it became

Daily Papers

Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 The scrapbook I found after my father died was wedged into a row of books in the living room, where books were shelved two deep in floor-to-ceiling bookcases. Some of the shelves had books crammed in horizontally too, and it was in one of those stacks that I found

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Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 The scrapbook I found after my father died was wedged into a row of books in the living room, where books were shelved two deep in floor-to-ceiling bookcases. Some of the shelves had books crammed in horizontally too, and it was in one of those stacks that I found

Bangungot

Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 Winner of MQR’s 2024 Page Davidson Clayton Prize for Emerging Poets The Bangungot takes the form of an old woman who lives up in the trees. She sits on the chest of her targets and suffocates them. She becomes enraged when someone cuts down her trees or possesses something

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Published in Issue 62.3: Summer 2023 Winner of MQR’s 2024 Page Davidson Clayton Prize for Emerging Poets The Bangungot takes the form of an old woman who lives up in the trees. She sits on the chest of her targets and suffocates them. She becomes enraged when someone cuts down her trees or possesses something

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